, S.
, Leao, J.
, Lucien, C.
and , M.
(2018),
High Pressure Cell for Bio-SANS Studies under Sub-Zero Temperatures or Heat Denaturing Conditions, Journal of Neutron Research, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=925308
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High Pressure Cell for Bio-SANS Studies under Sub-Zero Temperatures or Heat Denaturing Conditions
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, , , M. A. McHugh
Abstract
The second biennial International Society for Sample Environment (ISSE) school included training on high pressure (HP) cells for Soft Matter studies. Neutron research centers are responding to a growing need for HP experimental data, relevant to broad range of applications in bioscience, biotechnology and others. The need to disseminate existing designs and operating protocols, to support concerted efforts towards the advancement of sample environment instrumentation across research centers, was highlighted throughout discussions during the ISSE school. The liquid insertion pressure system for SANS (LIPSS), currently used at the NIST Center for Neutron Research for solutions of biological macromolecules, is described here. Emphasis is placed on the context of subzero temperature studies and the design challenges.Citation
Journal of Neutron Research
Volume
20
Issue
1
Pub Type
Journals
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Keywords
High pressure, subzero temperature, Small-Angle Neutron Scattering, Cold Denaturation, Proteins
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Created June 28, 2018, Updated November 9, 2018